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    Flutter- The 2022 Guide To Build Android, Ios And Web Apps

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    Flutter- The 2022 Guide To Build Android, Ios And Web Apps

    Flutter- The 2022 Guide To Build Android, Ios And Web Apps
    Published 9/2022
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 10.21 GB | Duration: 18h 12m

    The ultimate guide to Google flutter in developing high performance production grade apps for Android, IOS and Web.

    What you'll learn
    Develop high performance, production grade Android, IOS apps and websites with Flutter.
    Develop back-end with Firebase and deploy web apps to Firebase hosting
    Start from scratch and understand all fundamental concepts of Flutter.
    Build beautiful, appealing and responsive apps that fits every device size.
    Become an industry standard Flutter developer
    Portfolio of apps to impress your recruiters and clients.
    Latest codes and it will be updated.
    Requirements
    Willingness to learn and grow!
    No programming or coding experience needed
    At-least windows 7 for Windows setup
    Description
    Welcome to the best and most industry-oriented course on Google Flutter with the ultimate practical hands-on videos, the formula for you to get the salary or job you deserve.Here you’ll learn to use Flutter, Dart, and Firebase to build beautiful, high-performance production-grade apps for Android, iOS, and the web.Flutter's central concept is that it aims to simultaneously address the "write once, run anywhere" issue and the "re-think the app design" issue. It has made the process of delivering apps to many platforms incredibly simple and time-saving.By the end of this course, you will be able to master topics like Layouts, animations, responsive handling, Streams, Future, Riverpod, Firebase,  design patterns, and much more to develop apps that meet industry standards.Major companies such as BMW, Ali baba, eBay, Tencent, Toyota, Google and many more are using Flutter for developing their apps. The demand is high but the supply of developers is low, so this creates the perfect opportunity for you to learn about this trending topic which is Flutter!Having compiled over 2000 job descriptions, we are fully aware of the qualifications needed to become a skilled and well-paid Flutter developer. We created this course for anyone who wants to develop and release high-performance production-grade apps for Android, iOS, and the web all at once.What distinguishes this course from others is its industry standards. Your app may not be collaboration-friendly or may consume excessive power with OS shutting the app down, making the app useless. However, similar disasters can be avoided with the right industry standards.The difference between a good developer and a great developer is how you code your apps to consume less power and that is exactly where we help you to stand out. It’s a commendable skill in the Flutter community. But it’s also a highly neglected skill.Fortunately, it’s one of the major topics you’ll master here.With the amount of research we have done for a year, it ensures that you’ll not just be able to develop an app but develop it with industry standards and meet the requirements of most recruiters or clients. The apps you’ll build will meet proper standards and make your portfolio stand out. Without a shadow of a doubt, this is the best course on Google Flutter.In this course, we will teach you all you need to know about Flutter, right from scratch, to begin your technical journey in creating mind-blowing mobile applications. The projects we will create will have user interfaces that are designed to take advantage of the advanced features of the platform.You will learn how to use Flutter’s tooling to design apps, develop their layouts and logic, and write their code. Discover how to write Flutter apps, from high-level principles to code samples at the Flutter level, across iOS and Android.We begin right from setting up your code editors and build it from there onwards, so even as a beginner, you do not feel intimidated by the information overload.All the projects we will create in this course are selected in a way to demonstrate how you can create different user interactions and how important it is to have nested flows in Flutter apps. It is important that you understand the hierarchical nature of your logic when defining the Flutter app.Further, we will look at some more advanced UI widgets that we can use for our apps. We will deal with accessibility and styling all while incorporating the hit and trial approach.To test your skills and help you in revising concepts, the course has quite a few challenges here and there so you know exactly what areas you need to work upon.We have illustrative videos to ensure the best learning experience for you. Our comprehensive videos and curriculum are built keeping in mind a beginner’s perspective. We have tried to answer as many questions and doubts you might have throughout the course.We have structured this course in a manner that is not about mugging concepts but practically implementing all ideas for an assigned project that are required in an actual job setting.Our extensive study over the past year guarantees that you won't simply create projects, but do so in accordance with industry standards and satisfy the needs of the majority of employers or clients. The apps you create will be up to code standards and will distinguish your portfolio. This is without a doubt the best Google Flutter training available. Period.We are eager to have you enroll in this course!

    Overview

    Section 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1 What is flutter?

    Lecture 2 How easy it is to create an app with flutter?

    Lecture 3 How exactly flutter works?

    Section 2: Setup and installation

    Lecture 4 Install Java (Windows)

    Lecture 5 Install git (Windows)

    Lecture 6 Install Flutter (Windows)

    Lecture 7 Install Android Studio

    Lecture 8 Emulator/Physical device setup

    Lecture 9 Android licenses

    Lecture 10 Firebase installation

    Lecture 11 Firebase installation bug

    Lecture 12 Desktop app Development Setup for windows (Optional)

    Lecture 13 Mac installation Part 1

    Lecture 14 Mac installation Part 2

    Lecture 15 Bugs

    Section 3: Start with the basics- My Dashatar app

    Lecture 16 Creating flutter app -1

    Lecture 17 Creating flutter app - 2

    Lecture 18 Coding my dashatar app with flutter part 1

    Lecture 19 Adding images [Coding my dashatar app - 2 ]

    Lecture 20 Changing launcher Icon [Coding my dashatar app - 2]

    Lecture 21 Open new page error.

    Lecture 22 Bugs

    Section 4: Ninja Challenge 1

    Lecture 23 What is the challenge?

    Lecture 24 Solution to the challenge.

    Lecture 25 Bugs

    Section 5: Understanding layouts

    Lecture 26 Introduction and emulator settings

    Lecture 27 Hot reload vs Hot restart

    Lecture 28 Lists and Column

    Lecture 29 Rows and Columns

    Lecture 30 LIstView and SingleChildScrollView

    Lecture 31 Wrap and Stack

    Lecture 32 Bugs

    Section 6: Dart Programming

    Lecture 33 Class and object part 1

    Lecture 34 class and object part 2

    Lecture 35 loop, lists and map

    Lecture 36 Challenges set 1

    Lecture 37 Challenges set 2

    Section 7: State management- Basics

    Lecture 38 Stateful vs Stateless widgets

    Lecture 39 State management in action

    Lecture 40 AudioPlayers package.

    Lecture 41 Playing the beats.

    Section 8: Ninja challenge 2

    Lecture 42 The problem

    Lecture 43 Solution- Introduction

    Lecture 44 LaunchPad decorations

    Lecture 45 Add delay and play audio

    Lecture 46 Adding sound path

    Lecture 47 Bugs

    Section 9: Portfolio- Landing page web

    Lecture 48 Creating a new project

    Lecture 49 Change app icons

    Lecture 50 App icon customization

    Lecture 51 Change favicon

    Lecture 52 coding main.dart

    Lecture 53 analysis.yaml || Linters

    Lecture 54 const vs final

    Lecture 55 mouse region

    Lecture 56 CircleAvatar

    Lecture 57 padding

    Lecture 58 sansBold

    Lecture 59 contact details

    Lecture 60 about section

    Lecture 61 third section

    Lecture 62 decorating the card

    Lecture 63 adding more cards

    Lecture 64 contact me

    Lecture 65 textFields

    Lecture 66 making a stateless widget

    Lecture 67 Finishing textFormFields

    Lecture 68 Exploring new properties

    Lecture 69 Using RegExp

    Lecture 70 How to validate the text

    Lecture 71 Integers and double

    Lecture 72 Animations

    Lecture 73 Practical use of AnimationController

    Lecture 74 Finishing the animated cards

    Lecture 75 Firebase hosting

    Lecture 76 Creating a project in Firebase

    Lecture 77 Further exploring Firebase

    Lecture 78 SVG Image Asset

    Lecture 79 Adding social media

    Lecture 80 Designing the web app

    Lecture 81 Async, await and functions 1

    Lecture 82 Async, await and functions 2

    Section 10: Navigation

    Lecture 83 First way

    Lecture 84 Second way

    Lecture 85 Third way

    Lecture 86 Routes 1

    Lecture 87 Routes 2

    Section 11: Mobile Landing Page

    Lecture 88 Routes

    Lecture 89 Adding AppBar

    Lecture 90 Adding Drawer

    Lecture 91 Tabs mobile

    Lecture 92 Social media link button

    Lecture 93 Adding circle avatar

    Lecture 94 Contact information

    Lecture 95 Contact information 2

    Lecture 96 About section

    Lecture 97 Experience section

    Lecture 98 Contact section

    Lecture 99 Navigations

    Section 12: Contact Page

    Lecture 100 Routes and links

    Lecture 101 Sliver AppBar

    Lecture 102 Tabs Web

    Lecture 103 CanvasKit vs HTML

    Lecture 104 Adding TextForms

    Lecture 105 Contact Mobile View

    Lecture 106 SliverAppBar mobile

    Lecture 107 Text Form Mobile

    Section 13: About Page

    Lecture 108 AppBar and Drawer

    Lecture 109 Introduction section

    Lecture 110 Back-End section

    Lecture 111 About Web

    Lecture 112 About me first section web

    Lecture 113 Ending About page

    Section 14: Blog and Works Page

    Lecture 114 Creating Routes and adding Drawer

    Lecture 115 Custom Text widgets

    Lecture 116 Sliver appBar

    Lecture 117 Blog Post widget

    Lecture 118 Blog Post 2

    Lecture 119 Blog Post 3

    Lecture 120 Re-think design

    Lecture 121 Works appBar

    Lecture 122 Showcasing apps

    Lecture 123 Coding the Drawer- works

    Section 15: Firebase setup

    Lecture 124 Android and IOS

    Lecture 125 kIsWeb

    Lecture 126 Web

    Section 16: Firebase for blog

    Lecture 127 Introduction to Cloud Firestore

    Lecture 128 Fetching data

    Lecture 129 Streams

    Lecture 130 Displaying blog from Firestore

    Lecture 131 Displaying blog from Firebase part 2

    Lecture 132 Adding data to Blog

    Section 17: Firebase for contact

    Lecture 133 Stream articles function

    Lecture 134 Text-editing controller

    Lecture 135 Validator

    Lecture 136 Add response function

    Lecture 137 Upload response

    Lecture 138 Deploy to web

    Section 18: Firebase security rules

    Lecture 139 Introduction

    Lecture 140 Message rules

    Lecture 141 Articles and testing

    Lecture 142 Domain name transfer (Optional)

    Section 19: Advance State management

    Lecture 143 Introduction

    Lecture 144 Provider part 1

    Lecture 145 Provider part 2

    Lecture 146 Riverpod part 1

    Lecture 147 Riverpod part 2

    Section 20: Budget app

    Lecture 148 Introduction

    Lecture 149 Creating our Firebase project

    Lecture 150 Adding the SHA files

    Lecture 151 Adding the IOS app

    Lecture 152 Web setup

    Lecture 153 Google O_Auth

    Lecture 154 Using the responsive handler

    Lecture 155 Using the responsive handler 2

    Lecture 156 Using the responsive handler 3

    Lecture 157 Log in mobile UI

    Lecture 158 Adding the app logo and the fields

    Lecture 159 What is the obscure property?

    Lecture 160 Using the isObscure variable

    Lecture 161 Creating a custom reusable widget

    Lecture 162 Rows and user registration

    Lecture 163 Error pop-ups

    Lecture 164 RegExp

    Lecture 165 Creating the log in button

    Lecture 166 Registering and logging in to the app

    Lecture 167 Creating the Google Sign-In button

    Lecture 168 Sign in with Google Web and mobile

    Lecture 169 Correcting Google Sign-In to Firebase auth

    Lecture 170 Coding the Login View web

    Lecture 171 Adding image assets

    Lecture 172 Email field

    Lecture 173 Password field

    Lecture 174 Register and Sign in buttons

    Lecture 175 Creating ' Sign in with Google' button on web

    Lecture 176 Google sign in successful

    Lecture 177 Security rules

    Lecture 178 Drawer

    Lecture 179 Log out button

    Lecture 180 Social media links

    Lecture 181 Dashboard

    Lecture 182 TODO comments

    Lecture 183 Container for the variable names

    Lecture 184 Variable names and divider

    Lecture 185 Add expense mobile

    Lecture 186 Add expense function

    Lecture 187 TextForm widget

    Lecture 188 TextForm widget 2

    Lecture 189 User collection

    Lecture 190 How to add data to Cloud Firestore

    Lecture 191 Creating the Add income button

    Lecture 192 Add income function

    Lecture 193 Name and amount fields

    Lecture 194 Save button function

    Lecture 195 The expenses list

    Lecture 196 The expenses list 2

    Lecture 197 Incomes list

    Lecture 198 Extracting the docs from Firebase & clean lists

    Lecture 199 Running the functions

    Lecture 200 Reset function

    Lecture 201 Web AppBar

    Lecture 202 Add expense web

    Lecture 203 Add income web

    Lecture 204 Total calculations

    Lecture 205 Expenses list

    Lecture 206 Incomes list

    Your age is in between 16 to 26 years old,You want to develop high performance production grade apps.,You are a beginners, intermediate or professional curious about learning the in-trend topic Flutter and Dart,You want to developer apps for Android IOS and Web in with one code base.,Want to learn Firebase,Connect any backend server with flutter